"The Farnese Hercules"
	The Farnese Hercules in marble, named so because it belonged to the Farnese Collection in Rome, is believed to be an unlarged version made by the Roman Glycon for the Baths of Caracalla in the third century A.D. of a statue of the same hero by Lysippus or his school (dates around 5th century B.C.). The bronze copies cast in various sizes are made in the Lost Wax Process, and finished by hand. Also available: Green, Brown
	Code Description Dim. (WxDxH) Weight Price 17BRON1 Hercules 58 x 46 x 80 cm. 25 kg. Ask 17BRON1 + Packing ready for shipment 75 x 60 x 100 cm. Gross W. 60 kg. Ask 17BRON2 Hercules 28 x 21 x 55 cm. 10 kg. Ask 17BRON2 + Packing ready for shipment 40 x 40 x 80 cm. Gross W. 45 kg. Ask 17BRON3 Hercules 16 x 12 x 39 cm. 8 kg. Ask 17BRON4 Hercules 10 x 9 x 24 cm. 3,5 kg. Ask
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